SOLUTION: There are 15 women and 12 men in a room, none of whom you have met. how many people must you meet to be sure of meeting two men?

SOLUTION: There are 15 women and 12 men in a room, none of whom you have met. how many people must you meet to be sure of meeting two men?

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Question 772059: There are 15 women and 12 men in a room, none of whom you have met. how many people must you meet to be sure of meeting two men?
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